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Partenariat
Our goal is to give INRA technologies and know-how the best chances of reaching their market. This is why we attach great importance to technology transfer and to the formation of balanced, fruitful partnerships between INRA laboratories and businesses.
In 2016, INRA Transfert is involved in the operations of four Carnot institutes coordinated by INRA:
- 3BCar (bioenergy, biomolecules and biomaterials for renewable carbon) www.3bcar.fr
- France Futur Elevage (formerly known as ICSA, the Carnot Animal Health Institute) www.francefuturelevage.com
- Qualiment (the nutritional and organoleptic quality of food) www.qualiment.fr
- Plant2Pro (innovations to advance the sustainable competitiveness of crop production)
Each of these institutes consists of a network of laboratories known for their strong commitment to research partnerships with businesses in their sector of activity.
INRA Transfert assists in promoting the laboratories' array of expertise to businesses. At the request of companies, INRA Transfert introduces them to laboratories and research teams in line with their needs. We then support the scientific teams of both parties in pursuing their joint research projects. We negotiate intellectual property rights and the terms under which the results can be used in consideration of the contributions, needs and strategies of the two parties
To learn more about the services provided by INRA Transfert, please direct your enquiry to:
- Partenership : rejane.letinevez@inra.fr
- 3BCar : alexandre.brosse@inra.fr
- France Futur Elevage : fanny.wacquet@inra.fr
- Qualiment : pauline.souvignier@inra.fr
- Plant2Pro : alice.valles@inra.fr
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What is the Carnot label? The Carnot label was created in 2006 to promote research partnerships, i.e. research work carried out jointly by public laboratories in partnership with socio-economic actors, mainly companies (from SMEs to large groups), in response to their needs. Research partnerships are an important economic driver because they promote innovation in business, which is a determining factor for growth. The Carnot label is awarded for a renewable period of five years to public research structures, known as the Carnot institutes, which conduct upstream research activities, to help them hone their scientific and technological skills while simultaneously implementing a proactive research partnership policy to benefit the socio-economic sphere. A shared commitment:
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As part of this major lending programme, INRA Transfert was selected to set up and manage the 'Investissements d'Avenir' (Investments in the Future) projects coordinated by INRA. With 10 specialists in complex projects and Investments in the Future projects, INRA Transfert carries out the following specific tasks:
- Assist the coordinating centres with managing the many partners involved in each project;
- Serve as a link between the partners of each project and the ANR and CGI (General Commission for Investment);
- Protect and promote the interests of the Investments in the Future projects to stimulate their ripple effect on growth.
To learn more about the services provided by INRA Transfert, please direct your enquiry to:
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What is the Investments in the Future programme? Launched in 2010, the 'Investissements d'Avenir' (Investments in the Future) programme represents €35 billion to be injected into higher education, vocational training, research, industry, SMEs, sustainable development, and in any other sectors of the future such as digital technology, biotechnology and nuclear science. This funding programme, which is implemented through a system of calls for projects, aims to cultivate fertile ground for innovation to drive economic recovery and restore strong, sustainable growth with a significant ripple effect. The stated goal of the programme is to encourage research and innovation and to transform France into a knowledge society. |
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The Europe Department at INRA Transfert sees itself as a 'sherpa' to researchers as they set up and manage European projects, for which it has developed special services adapted to the international dimension of the projects.
To access these INRA Transfert services, please direct your enquiry to: angela.baker@inra.fr
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